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Hi @jhandke - SCI isn't available on npm, but https://github.com/babashka/nbb is. You probably want to be using that for Node.js instead of SCI. Can you let me know if that works for you? I'd be happy to help you further. |
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If you are looking for something purely client side: scittle may work. |
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My project should evaluate Clojure in the browser so i wanted to use sci's Javascript API. The rest of my project is written in Javascript because integrating Blockly with ClojureScript is a lot of work and really just JS interop. So no real advantages of using ClojureScript. Regardless of using sci or nbb: can I use it in the browser with something like browserify? |
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Update: When adding sci as a submodule in my project and running /scripts/release-js i can do |
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@jhandke The NPM package is no longer supported, so Instead I recommend using scittle for this purpose. Try this HTML page: <html>
<head>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/scittle@0.5.14/dist/scittle.js" type="application/javascript"></script>
</head>
<body>
<input id="code" value="(js/alert (+ 1 2 3))">
<button onclick="scittle.core.eval_string(document.querySelector('#code').value)">
Eval!
</button>
</body>
</html>When you click the |
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Thanks! This is working fine! |
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@jhandke Scittle itself isn't compiled as an ES6 module so you don't import it. Just use the global |
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Nbb (not intended for browser) is compiled as an ES6 module though, if you want an example of SCI + es6: |
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There is also an alternative available as an ES6 module, an experimental CLJS compiler I'm working on: https://squint-cljs.github.io/cherry/ You can install it from npm: and then use it with: import { compileString} from 'cherry-cljs';
const jsString = compileString('(prn (assoc {} :foo :bar))');
eval(jsString);Note that cherry is currently more experimental than SCI (since SCI is older and was used more). |
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Thank you so much for your help! |
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Hello @borkdude, thanks for this amazing piece of software!
I would like to use sci to create an evaluator module for a basic Clojure programming environment for intro students based on Googles Blockly. Sadly the NPM Package is not available anymore.
Is there any chance that you could upload it again? It would be very helpful.
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